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The Adventures of a Book’s Life
- Narrated by: Joanna Teljeur
- Length: 49 mins
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The Adventures of a Book’s Life
Narrated by:
Joanna Teljeur
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Publisher's Summary
The Adventures of a Book’s Life tells the story of how books can communicate, see, hear, and feel.
It starts out in a library and then is moved, with some assistance, to a “used” book store. All the while, having adventures trying to find a “home!” It dislikes “dog earing,” and being placed by scary books and books that have chaos and mayhem in them. It loves being read and having readers write in its’ margins. It has adventures and fun and meeting new books. And, hopefully it will find friends along the way in its quest to find a home.
©2020 Mary E. Haynes (P)2020 Mary E. Haynes
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